DFSR is an efficient file replication engine built into Windows Server 2016. You can use DFS Replication to replicate DFSN targets in an efficient manner, especially across low-bandwidth connections.
In DFSR, a replication group is a collection of computers, knows as members. Each replication group member hosts replicated folders. Replicated folders are folders which DFSR ensures are synchronized. With DFS Replication groups, you can replicate the folders contained in your DFS Namespace.
A replicated folder is a folder that stays synchronized on each member. In the figure, there are two replicated folders: projects and proposals. As the data changes in each replicated folder, DFS replicates the changes across connections between the members of the replication group. The connections you set up between the members forms the replication topology.
Creating multiple replicated folders in a single replication group simplifies the process of deploying replicated folders...
